Figures & data
Figure 1. Structure factor of Co67B33 as a function of temperature (T) measured by in situ high-temperature XRD.
![Figure 1. Structure factor of Co67B33 as a function of temperature (T) measured by in situ high-temperature XRD.](/cms/asset/9cbd47ed-1ed9-4432-8cbe-61fe3862c7ae/tmrl_a_963207_f0001_c.jpg)
Figure 2. Comparison between the in situ measured and ab intio MDs, total pair distribution data in the temperature range of 300–700 K. For better comparison, curves are vertically offset.
![Figure 2. Comparison between the in situ measured and ab intio MDs, total pair distribution data in the temperature range of 300–700 K. For better comparison, curves are vertically offset.](/cms/asset/30ec3b83-7c87-43b6-a5b9-0ec1d26030df/tmrl_a_963207_f0002_c.jpg)
Figure 3. The atomic Co–B (left panel) and B–B (right panel) partial PDF data obtained by ab inito MDs simulation in the temperature range of 300–1,600 K are shown. The vertical lines correspond to the square and the triangular symbol indicates the location of the first and second B–B coordination shell, respectively.
![Figure 3. The atomic Co–B (left panel) and B–B (right panel) partial PDF data obtained by ab inito MDs simulation in the temperature range of 300–1,600 K are shown. The vertical lines correspond to the square and the triangular symbol indicates the location of the first and second B–B coordination shell, respectively.](/cms/asset/ccd72f8b-5a56-4378-98b9-990ba7d33108/tmrl_a_963207_f0003_c.jpg)
Figure 4. The bond angle distribution of the B–Co–B bonds in the temperature range of 300–1,600 K obtained by ab initio MDs simulation is shown (left panel). The fraction of Frank–Kasper-like Voronoi polyhedra is shown in the same temperature range (right panel). Furthermore, an example of the most dominant boron-centred bicapped square Archimedean antiprism, with the Voronoi index of (0,2,8,0), is given in the upper right corner.
![Figure 4. The bond angle distribution of the B–Co–B bonds in the temperature range of 300–1,600 K obtained by ab initio MDs simulation is shown (left panel). The fraction of Frank–Kasper-like Voronoi polyhedra is shown in the same temperature range (right panel). Furthermore, an example of the most dominant boron-centred bicapped square Archimedean antiprism, with the Voronoi index of (0,2,8,0), is given in the upper right corner.](/cms/asset/35b6e772-6215-4861-a359-8b29a2b71acf/tmrl_a_963207_f0004_c.jpg)